I recently wanted to view my advancement when I was a Cubscout (now a Life Scout) and realized I can’t see my Cubscout advancement. Why is this? Please allow scouts to see their old advancement progress.
This begs the question, when I age out of Scouting America and move on to exclusively Sea Scouts, will I still be able to look at my old Scouting Advancement?
There is no need to actively see past program advancements. You can pull the Cub Scout History report to see what was recorded for that program.
Ok, can you quickly explain how I (A scout under 18) can pull a report? I thought that was an adult only thing.
hmmm - not sure it is in SB+ yet - you can log into Legacy (scoutbook.scouting.org) > go to your profile > Click Reports > find it there
I just tried and got this message:
“Access to report is denied. You do not have required positions/permissions to run this report.
ref: PD-20260303192843-439218-726337”
They are changing all report permissions so they are messed up - Ask your parents to try or a unit leader should have no issue.
I will, thank you very much!
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